Burke, Paine, and the Rights of Man: A Difference of Political Opinion

abstract ALDRIDGE American appeal appeal to natural argument attack believed Burke jr Burke's Capel Lofft Charlemont Charles James Fox church citizens claim Common Sense consti Constitutional Information constitutional societies Corr criticism defended dissenters doctrine Dr Price Edmund Burke England English constitution existence favour feelings France French revolution friends Horne Tooke house of commons human Ibid ideas individual institutions Jefferson John Horne Tooke king letter liberty London London Corresponding Society Lord Mackintosh means Memoirs ment monarchy moral Morning Chronicle national assembly natural rights never opinion Paine's pamphlet Paris parliament parliamentary reform party Pitt published quoted radical reason Reflections religion reply to Burke republican revo revolution of 1688 Revolution Society rulers Sheffield Central Library Sheridan social Society for Constitutional Speech system of government things Thomas Paine thought tution Vindication vols Whig William Windham Windham Writings wrote WYVILL